Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Hosts Prestigious Lecture: The Tragedy of War
Join the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine for the Leverhulme Lecture with Professor Najla Al-Sonboli on June 20, 2024, as she discusses health care delivery in Yemen amidst war and gender inequality. Learn from her experiences and insights on resilient health leadership in conflict zones.
Event: The Tragedy of War: Partnerships and Strategies to Deliver Essential Health Care to Vulnerable Yemeni Children & Babies
Date: Thu 20 Jun 2024, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Victoria Gallery & Museum, Leggate Theatre, L69 3DR
As part of its 125th Anniversary, the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) is honored to host Professor Najla Al-Sonboli for the Leverhulme Lecture. This event marks Professor Al-Sonboli’s first public lecture outside Yemen, where she will discuss the delivery of health services in conflict zones, drawing from her experiences in Yemen.
Professor Al-Sonboli, a renowned health leader recognized by the World Health Assembly as a Heroine for Health, leads the Paediatric Department at Al-Sabeen Hospital in Sana’a. Her talk will highlight challenges in global health systems, gender inequality, and the impacts of war on health care. Attendees will gain insights into resilient health leadership amidst adversity.
Background on Professor Najla Al-Sonboli
Professor Al-Sonboli has been a key figure in providing healthcare in Yemen, a country plagued by war and resource shortages. Her work has earned international acclaim for her dedication to children’s health.
Join Us:
Be inspired by Professor Al-Sonboli’s story and learn about the critical health issues affecting vulnerable populations in conflict zones.
Registration:
To attend, visit the registration page.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from an inspiring leader in global health.
